Meat-cutting machine.



. P. J. BRYAN. MEAT CUTTING MACHINE. APPLICATION FILED JUNE 23, 1911. 1,130,664, v Patented Mar. 2, 1915.

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P BRYAN. MEAT CUTTING MACHINE.

APPLICATION FILED JUNE 23, 1911.

P. J. BRYAN.

MEAT CUTTING MACHINE.

APPLICATION FILED JUNE 23, 1911.

1,130,664, Patented Mar. 2, 1915.

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PULASKI J. BRYAN, OF CHECAGQ-ILEINGI v RUSK, F CALL-AWAY, NEBRASKA, ONE-THIRD TO LOUIS A. BRYAN. OF GARY,

INDIANA, AND ONE-THIRD 'IO GEORGE N. HARRIS, OF ADRIAN, MICHIGAN.

MEAT-CUTTING a citizen of'the United States, and a resident of hicago, in the county of Cookland State of Illinois, have lnvented certain new and useful Improvements in llleat-(Qutting Machines, or" which the following is a specification. This invention relates to meat cutting machines and relates particularly to meat cutting machines having rotary cutters.

The particular object of the invention is to provide a meat cutting machine of the type described. comprising devices for cutting or slicing both fieshand bone, whereby my improved machineis adapted for use in meat markets and other places for cutting or slicing steaks, ham. and other meats without first removing the bones therefrom.

A meat cutting machine of my invention comprises. the various features, combinations of features and details of construction hereinafter described and claimed.

In the accompanying drawing, in which my invention is fully illustrated,-Figure l is a front view of a meat cutting machine of my invention. Fig. 2 is a side elevation thereof, partly in section. Fig. 3 is a top plan view thereof, partly in'section. Fig. i is an enlarged fragmentary view illustrating the means for adjusting the travel of the conveyer table. Fig. is an enlarged fragmentary detail view. illustrating the means for deflecting the severed meat from the disk cutter. F ig. 6 is an enlarged sectional view on the line 6-6 of Fig. 1; and Fig. 7 is an enlarged detail section on the line 77 of Fig. 3.

The cutting and sawing devices of my improved meat cutter are mounted. in a manner presentlydescribed. at the upper end of a standard 1. pivoted adjacent to its lower endto permit oscillating movementthereof to provide for imparting desired traverse or movement to the cutters. lower end of-said standard 1 is secured in a ring or sleeve ,2, pivoted uponja shaft 3 rotatably mounted in suitable bearings formed in the upper ends of standards 4 and 5 secured in fixed upright position to the floor or other support. As shown, the

Application filed June :23, 1911.

As shown, the

ASSIGNUR QNE IHIRD IO EDWARD W.

MACHINE.

Patented Mar. 2, 1915. Serial No. 934.937.

For reasons presently apparent, the standard l is made hollow. the opening therein extending entirely through the same from end to end. .Also, to provide for conveniently making attachments thereto. the upper end of said standard is preferably rectangular in shape.

Rotatably mounted on suitable bearings onopposite sides of the upper rectangular end of the standard 1, are arms 7 and As shown, the bearings for said arms 7 and 8 are formed by bushings 9 and 10 secured to and projecting: outwardly away from the opposite sides of said standard said bush mgs being preferably secured to said standard by means of screw threaded extensions thereon which engage corresponding screw threaded extensions formed in said standard and said arms 7 and 8 being maintained in engagement with the bearings-on said bushings by means of heads or collars 11 at the Extending laterally in the same directions from the outer ends of the arms 7 and 8, are hollow arms or sleeves 12 and 13, rotatably mounted in suitable hearings in which are shafts l4 and 15. One of said arms 7 and 8, as shown, the arm 7 is made considerably longer than the other, so that the lateral arm or sleeve 12 on said arm 7 will swing considerably outside of the lateral arm or sleeve 13 on the arm 8, so as to provide clearance between said arms and the various parts carried thereby.

In order to provide for adjusting the lengths of the arms 7 and 8, each of said arms preferably is made in two sections 16 and 17 slidahle endwise relatively to each other and adapted to be secured together in any desired adjustment by means of bolts 18, the holes for said bolts in one of said sections being elongated or slotted, as shown at 19, to provide for desired endwise adjustmen-l of said sections relative to each other.

Secured to rotate with the shaft l lmount that the saw 20-and disk cutter 21 will be positioned in the same plane.

Rotation is adapted to be imparted to the saw 20 and disk cutter 21 from a motor 1ndicated at 22, suspended at the under side of arms 23 which project laterally from the ring or sleeve 2,- preferably below the shaft 3, so that the weight of said motor will counterbalance the standard 1 and parts carried thereby and will maintain the same in upright position. As shown, said driving connections are as follows: Rotatably mounted in suitable bearings formed in the bushings 9 and 10,"s a' shaft 24 which is adapted to be driven'vzfrom the motor 22 by means ofa suitable belt adjustedto pulleys secured to the armature shaft of the motor and to the shaft 24, the sizes and positions of said pulleysfbeing such-that said driving belt will run inside of the hollow standard 1. Secured to rotatewith the shaft 24 at the outer ends of the bushings leys 25 and 26, and secured to the shafts 14 and 15 in line with said pulleys 25 and 26, respectively, are pulleys 27 and 28 adjusted to which, respectively, are driving belts 29 and 30, said pulleys being preferably grooved pulleys and the belts round in cross section. i

When desired, the belts 29 and 30 may be tightened by loosening the bolts 18 which connect the sections 16 and 17 of the arms 7 and 8, drawing the sections 17 thereof which carry the shafts 14 and 15, respectively, outwardly, until said belts 29 and 30 are sufliciently tight, and in then again tightening said securing bolts 18. The pulley shaft 14 from that to which the saw 20 is secured, the end of said shaft projecting through and beyond the arm 7 at the opposite side of said arm from the hollow lateral arm 12 thereon. With this construction the hollow lateral arm 12 may be and is-made in a single piece and integral with the arm 7.. The pulley 26, however, is secured to the arm 8 and the disk cutter 21, thereby rendering it necessary, in, order to provide for attaching said pulley 26 to the shaft 15, to make the arm 13 in two sections, the section thereof remote from the arm 8 being rigidly connected to and supported by a yoke 31. adapted to extend .around the pulley 26, said arm. 8, the sections of said hollow lateral arm 13, and the yoke 31 being preferably made integral with each other and forming but a single rigid piece.

To prevent persons from being cut by contact with the saw 20 and disk cutter 21, said saw and cutter .are preferably protected by the lengths, of the- 9 and 10, are pulin operation,

25 is secured to the opposite end of the means of suitable guards, my invention contemplating the use of any deslred or approved form of guard for this purpose. As

shown, said guards are made of sheet metal cutting edge thereof at all times. As shown,

however, the guard 33 for the disk cutter 21, instead of moving with said disk cutter, is stationary, being mounted ona rigid ,arm or bracket 35, the lower-end of which is secured to a bar 36 boltedor otherwise rigidly secured to the upperend of the standard 1. Said'arm or bracket 35extends down and is secured to said bar 36 directly in the rear'of' the arm 8. Said guard 33 'will thus inclose the cutting edge of said disk cutter 21 only when said disk operative position. v

To prevent the accumulation of meat particles,grease, and the like, on the disk cutter 21, which would tend to cause it to stick scrapers consisting of spring blades 37-Secured to the arm or bracket 35 and which are adapted to closely embrace both sides or said disk cutter when in raisd inoperative position, ing action which will operate to remove therefrom all fine particles adhering thereto.

For convenience in operating the saw 20 34 secured to the hollow lateral cutter is in fully raised in- I also preferably provideand to subject the same to a scrapand disk cut-ter 21, they are preferablyprovided with suitable handles consisting, as shown, of hand grips 38 and 39 secured in sleeves 40 and 41 rotatably mounted on suit-.

able bearings on the hollow lateral arms 12 and 13, respectively. As shown, said sleeves 40 and 41 are maintained in position. on their bearings on said arms-12 and 13, and rotation thereof relatively to said arms is limited by means of pins 42 secured in-said arms 12 and 13 and which project'into circumferential slots 43 formed in said sleeves" 40 and 41.

Depression of the arm 7 which carries the saw 20 relatively to the standard 1, is limited by means of a stop 44 on the upper end of said standard which projects laterally,"

into the path of travel of said arm 7 pression of the arm 8 which carries the disk cutter 21 is limited by means of a chain or the like 45, which connects said arm 8 with a rigid part of the machine frame, as shown, with the arm or bracket 35.

As shown, the bar 36 secured to the upper end of the standardl is extended laterally both ways from said standard and the ends thereof are bent forwar jy substantially at as t is swung downward and forward, and de- .posite sides of flat sides on top insi es i right angles so as to embrace the outer faces of the pulleys 9.5 and :26, and are provided With suitable bearings for the outer ends of the shaft 2%. Said shaft 24 is secured in position against endwise movement by means of suitable collars e8 secured thereto outside of the bearings therefor in the forwardly projecting ends of said bar 36.

in the operation of the machine the meat to be cut supported upon a suitable table comprising a fixed frame, a carrier in the form of an endless convey-er, and means for imparting step by step movement to said support or oonveyer. As shown, the frame of said supporting table consists of side frame sections comprising upright standards 47, the lower ends of which are adapted to rest upon the floor or other support, and the upper ends of which are rigidly connected by longitudinal frame members 4:8 and d9. Said side frame sections are preferably made of castiron and the members 47, 4.8 and 49 of each frame section are cast integral with each other, preferably in the form of channels disposed with their open sides inwardly. The frame sections at opthe machine are rigidly connected by suitable transverse frame members 50 and 51. The member 50 preferably consists of an angle bar the ends of which are rigidly connected to flanges of the front upright frame members l? adjacent to their lower ends, being disposed with one of its to form a support for certain operative parts, as presently described. The transverse frame members 51 preferably consistof tie rods inserted over which are sections of pipe the ends of which are adapted to abut against the inner surfaces of the upright frame member -17, said pipe sections being made of proper length to space said frame members desired distances apart.

The conveyor table, designated as a whole by B, consists of channels bars 52 the ends of which are rigidly connected to chain belts 53 adjusted to sprocket wheels 54 secured to rotate with a shaft 55 rotatably mounted in suitable bearings at the front ends of the stationary side frame sections, and to other sprocket wheels, not shown. similarly mounted at the rear ends of said side frame sections, said channel bars being so positioned that the fiat sides of the channel bars which form the upper lap of said conveyor or table, will be on top. The chain bolts 53 run in the channels of the upper longitudinal. frame members 48, so that the ends of the channel bars will be sup ported by the lower flanges of said longitudinal frame members 48, which will thus prevent sagging of the conveyor table. Snitable means are also provided for imparting a step by step feed to the conveye'r table B,

my invention contemplatin'g' theuse of any or pulley 56, are arms 57 pivoted between the outer ends of which is a dog or pawl 58,

said arms 57' and dog or pawl 58 forming in effect a toggle joint and the relation being such that when said toggle is straightened by pivotal movement of the dog or pawl 58, the inner end of said dog or pawl will be brought into contact with the face of the wheel or pulley 56 and will engage the same with a strong frictional engagement, so that continued pivotal movement of said dog or pawl 58 with the arms 57 will operate to rotate said wheel or pulley 56 and thus to impart desired feeding movement to the conveyor table B. shown, desired pivotal movement to rotate the wheel or pulley 55 in the manner described, is adapt ed to be imparted to said dog or pawl. 58 by means of a foot lever 59 pivoted between its ends to a stud 60 which projects laterally from one of the upright frame members &7, the outer end of said stud being supported by a bracket 61. Tie rear end of the foot lever 59 is pivotally connected with the outer end of the dog or pawl 58 by a rod 62, while the front end of said lever 59 is adapted to be engaged by the foot of the operator, for the purpose of imparting desired pivotal movement to said lever.

'ith the described construction, it is obvious that depressing the front end of the lever will operate to impart desired pivotal movement tothe dog or pawl 58 to cause it to engage the face of the wheel 56 and to turn the same a distance corresponding to the angular movement of the lever 59.

As shown, the means for adjusting orregulating the feed of the conveyor table B is as follows z-Secured in fixed position to the machine frame, is a yoke 63 through which the pawl or dog 58 extends. The up per side of said yoke 63 forms a -fixed stop which limits the upward pivotalmovement of said pawl 58. The downward pivotal movement of said dog or pawl 58 is limited and controlled by a pin 64 secured in and which projects laterally from a slide 65 into the path of travel of said dog or pawl as its outer end is depressed, said slide being provided. with suitable guide surfaces which are adapted to slidably engage the outer member of said yoke 63, so that said slide 65 will be movable up and down on said outer yoke member. To--- provide for securing said slide 65 in different positions on saidyoke, and thus for varying the position of the stop pin 64, notches 6.6 are y oke the notches in opposite edges of said prefbeing preferably staggered, and being erably spaced short distances apart-say one-eighth of an inch. Thus, with the staggeredrelation of said notches, provision is made for varying the adjustment of said slide 65 by one-sixteenth of an inch, in. the manner now to be described. The notches 66 are adapted to be engaged by pawls 67 pivoted at 68 adjacent to opposite edgesof said slide 65. The lower ends of said pawls 67 are respectively adapted to engage the I notches 66 in opposite edges of said yoke member.

' said-pawls 65 which of said conveyer Above their pivotal points 68, "{,said pawls 67 are offset, as shown at 69, and project laterally through slots-or openings 76 formed in said slide. The upper ends of 67 form finger grips adapted for grasping said pawls for the purpose of moving the same pivotally to disengage their lower ends from the notches 66, a spring 71 being inserted between said pawls above their pivotal points, which will operate to throw the lower ends thereof inwardly to ,engage the notches 66. The lower ends of 'said pawls can be disengaged from said notches 66 by pressing the upper ends thereof" together against the force of said spring 71.

, With the described construction, it is ob vious thatthe pivotal movement of the dog or pawl 58 may be varied as desired, by properly adjusting theposition of the slide controls the position of the stop pin 64:.

The conveyer table B terminates short of the plane in which the saw 20- and disk cutter 21 are located, so that during the cutting operation, the meat will overhang said conveyer table B and to support the same during the cutting operation, an auxiliary support is provided. As shown, said auxiliary support, designated, as a whole,'by C, consists of strips of wood 72- secured in'spaced parallel positions at the upper ends of brackets 73 preferably made of suitable sheet metal, said brackets being provided with vertical slots or. openings 74 which form continuations of the slot or space 75 between the wood strips 72 which are adapted to receive the saw 20 and disk cutter 21 inthe operation of the machine. In the preferable construction shown, said auxiliary support C 's supported so as to be vertically movable, its normal position being such that the topsof the wood strips 72 will be below therlevel of the upper lap of the conveyertable B, and said auxiliary support being adapted to begaised to the level anism provided for the ourpo'seduring the cutting operation. As

table 13 by suitable mechveyer table B,

shown, said auxiliary support C is supported by links 76 and 7 pivotally connected to the brackets 73 at points spaced vertically one above the other, the opposite ends of the links 76 being pivoted to the longitudinal frame member 49 and the opposite ends of the links 77 being pivoted to brackets 78 on the-upright frame members 47.- The weight of said auxiliary support C will operate to maintain the same normally in depressed or lowered position and it isadapted to be raised by'mea-ns of a foot lever 79 pivoted between its ends to a support or bracket 80 mounted on the transverse frame member 50, the rear end of which is connected with the links 76 by rods or bars 81. The front end of said lever 79 is adapted to be depressed by the foot of the'operator, which, with the described construction and relation, will operate in an obvious manner to elevate said auxiliary support C.

When a slice of meat has been severed from the main portion resting on the conveyer table B, it falls upon a shelf or support 82 supported upon the machine frame below the auxiliary support 0.

-My improved mac ine also preferably comprises means for preventing lateral displacement of the mam body of meat on the conveyer table B under the action of the saw '20 and disk cutter 21 in the operation of the machine. One means for this purpose consist of a stop 83 on the auxiliary supportgC against which the main body of meat is "adapted to rest, said stop 83 being preferably secured in position by pins 84 thereon which are interchangeable in suitable holes formed lengthwise in one of the wood strips 72, as shown, the inner strip. Other means for this purpose comprises star wheels 85 rotatably mounted on studs which project laterally from the ends of arms 86 formed on sleeves 87 rotatably mounted on rods or bars 88 the outer ends of which are pivoted between the upper ends of stand-- ards or brackets 89 mounted on the upper longitudinal frame members 48 at opposite sides of the machine. Each of said rods 88 extends short of the center of the machine and said rods, together with the star wheels 85 and related parts, are adapted to be turned pivotally upwardly and outwardly soas not to obstruct the conveyer table B when placing the meat thereon.

The sleeves 87 at their outer or free ends of the rods 88 are secured to said rods against turning by set screws 90. The other sleeves 87 are secured to said rods 88 so as to provide for limited turning thereof from positions'in which the star wheels. 85 carried thereby will just clear the top of'the conto raised positions which will ermit the body of meat on the conveyor As shown,

table to pass under the same.

said inner the means for thus lsecuring eeves to the rods 88' consists of pins 91 secured, in said rods which extend through circumferential vslots 92 formed in said sleeves.

operation of severing the same, a separating device is. preferably. provided in connaztion with said: disk cutter, adapted for guiding or throwing said slices away from said disk cutter a's'said cutter enters. As shown, said separating device consists of a plate 93 cared by the sleeve 41 mounted on the arm 13 whichcarriessaid disk cutter. Said plate may be described as generally similar in shape'to the share of a plow, the lower side of said share extending almost into contact with the outer side of said disk cutter and divergingupwardly away therefrom.

I The arms 12 and 13 are maintainedyieldingly in raised inoperative positions by suitablemeans consisting, as shown, of coiled springs 9i and 95, anchored at one end to said arms, respectively, and at their other endsto pins secured in the heads 11 on the approved means for this plirpose.

bushings 9 andlO on which said arms are rotatably-mounted, and which surround the bearing hubs. of said arms. My invention,

however, contemplates any otherv desired or I claim:

bination ofja pivoted standard, separate arms of difi'erent length independently pivoted to said standard, lateral projectionsfpn said arms, shafts rotatably mounted in said lateral projections, a circular saw secured' fltiii rotate'with one of said "shafts, a disk cutf ter secured torotate with the other of said ,sha'fts, and means for rotating said shafts, substantially as described.

ores to 2. a meat cutting machine, the combination of a pivoted standard, separate arms of difierent length independently pivd? to said standard, lateral projections" id arms, shafts rotatably mounted in 'a'teral projections, a circular saw 'sef car-a1, ;to rotate with one of said shafts, a disk "cutter'secured to rotate with the other i ,ofsaid shafts, and means for rotating said shit 5'" said means comprising a motor In ted on saldfl'stahdard, and driving onnections between said motoir' and said sawjan'd cutter shafts, substantially as gss jibed. I

3. In, a meat "cuttin binaries" ofe p'ivo'te mounted in said bosse machine, the cam-5'; standard, separate: afiits ofdifferent length independently p1v said stahdard,- lateral projections riii's,:shafts rotatably, mountedm said 1 stamens, a -vcircular saw secured;

cutter secured to rotate with the other of said tion of a pivoted standard, separate arms of dlfferent length independently pivoted "to said standard, lateral projections on said arms, shafts rotatably mounted in saidla't-- eral pro ections, a circular saw secured to '1'0- 'tate with one of said shafts, adisk cutter secured to rotate with the other ofsaid shafts, and means for rotating said shafts, said means comprising a motormounted on said standard, a shaft rotatably mounted in said standard concentric with the pivots of the arms pivoted to said standard as aforesaid, and driving connections between'th'e shaft of said motor and said shaft mounted in said standard and between said saw'and the disk cutter shafts, substantially as described.

5. In a meat cutting machine, the combination of a pivoted standard, bosses on opposite sides of said standard adjacent to its upper end, separate arms of diiferent length independently pivoted to said bosses,

lateral projections on said arms,'shafts rotatably mounted in said lateral projections,

*a circular saw secured to rotate with one of bination of a-pivoted standard, bosses on opposite sides of said-"standard adjacent to its upper end, separate arms of difi'erent length independently pivoted to saidloos lateral projections on said arms, shafts" tatably mounted in said lateral projections, a circular saw secured jjtorotate'with pile of said shafts, a diskcu-tterQsecui-ed to rotate with the other thereof arotatably vin'g connections een said shaft the gsawf and disk S a a d: n fio p i pu eysf acurfed it with isaidshafts, refs ectively, the pulleys "on said shaft de of said bosses,

f i asset mounted on said pivoted standard and driving connections between the motor shaft and said shaft mounted in said standard, substantially as described.

7. In a meat cutting machine, the com bination, of a pivoted standard, bosses 'dh opposite sides of said standard adjacent to its upper end, separate arms of different length independently pivoted to said bosses, said arms being constructed and arranged to be adjustable lengthwise, lateral pro ections on said arms, shafts rotatably mounted in said lateral projections, a circular saw secured to rotate with one of said shafts, a disk cutter secured to rotate with the other thereof, a shaft rotatably mounted in the bosses in said standard, driving connections between said shafts and the saw and disk cutter shafts, said connections comprising pulleys secured to rotate with said shafts, respectively, and belts adjusted to said pulleys, a motor mounted on said pivoted standard and driving connection between the motor shaft and said shaft mounted in said standard, substantially as described 8. In a meat cutting machine, the combination of a pivoted standard, bosses on opposite sides of said standard adjacent toits upper end, separate arms of diiferent length independently pivoted to said bosses, lateral projections on said arms, shafts rotatably mounted in said lateral projections, a saw secured to rotate With one of said shafts, and a disk cutter secured to rotate with the other thereof, a shaft rotatably mounted in said bosses, shaft and the saw and disk cutter shafts, said connections comprising pullevs secured to rotate with said shafts, respectively, and belts adjusted tosaid pulleys, a motor mounted on said standard below its pivotal point, whereby said motor will operate to counterbalance said standard, and driving connection between the motor shaft and said shaft mounted in said standard, substantially as described.

9. In a meat cutting machine, the combination of a hollow standard pivoted adjacent its lower end, separate arms of different length independently pivoted to said standard adjacent to its upper end, lateral projections on said mounted in said lateral projections, a saw secured to rotate with one of said shafts and a disk cutter secured to rotate with the other thereof, a motor mounted on said standard below its pivotal point, whereby the weight of the motor will counterbalance said-standard, and driving connection between the shaft of said motor and said sawand'disk cutter shafts, said driving connection comprising a shaft rotatably mounted in said standard adjacent to the pivots of.

the arms pivoted thereto as aforesaid, pul

driving connections between said,

arms, shafts rotatably.

said motor and said meat cutting mechanism, substantially as described.

11. In a meat cutting machine. the combination of a pivoted standard, separate arms of different lengths independently pivoted on said standard, lateral projections on said arms, shafts rotatably mounted in said lateral projections, a circular saw secured to V rotate with one of said shafts, and a disk cutter with the other, and means for counterbalancing said standard, substantially as described.

12. Ina meat cutting machine, the com- I bination of a pivoted standard, separate arms of ,different lengths independently pivoted on said standard, lateral projections on said arms, shafts rotatably mounted in said lateral projections, a circular saw secured to rotate with one of said shafts, anda disk cutter with the other, a motor mounted on said standard and forming a counterbalance therefor, and driving connection between said motor and cutter shafts, substztn' tially as described.

In a meat cutting machine, the combination of a pivoted standard, arms of different length pivoted to said standard, lateral projections on said arms, shafts rotatably mounted in said lateral projections, a saw secured to rotate with one of said shafts, and a disk cutter secured to rotate with the other thereof, means for rotating said saw and disk cutter shafts, and handles for operating the arms pivoted to said standards aforesaid, said hand es comprising sleeves rotatably mounted on suitable bearings on the lateral projections on said arms, and hand grips on said sleeves, substantially as described.

' 14L. In a meat cutting machine, the combination of a pivoted standard, arms of different length pivoted to said standard, lateral projections on said arms, shafts rotatably mounted in said lateral projections, a saw secured to rotate with one of said shafts and a disk cutter secured to rotate with the other thereof, means for rotating said saw and disk cutter shafts, handles for operating the arms pivoted to said standards, as aforer.

said, said handles comprising sleeves-rotaa tably mounted on suitable bearings on the lateral projections of said arms. respectivel hand grips on said handles. and means for msuma limiting the rotation of said handles,.said as my invention, I aifix my signature in mezgns COIIIPI'ISIIlg mns secured. 1n the laterai prssence of two subscrlbmg wltnesses 'ilhlS progectlon's on smd arms whlch extend into 17th day of June, A. D. 1911.

circumferential slots formed in the sleeve PULASKI J. BRYAN. 5 portions of said handles, substantiallv as de- Witnesses:

scribed. K. A. COSTELLO,

In testimony, that I claim the-foregoing M. WILD ER.- 

